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Handling Obnoxious Coworkers, Part 1

Almost all people have to have jobs at some point in their lives. Similarly, almost all people working with others will face the occasional painful acquaintance: that person who thinks he’s hilarious, or pokes fun at others and causes emotional distress, or just cannot get things done. Coworkers can be some of the hardest people [...]

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Networking Like a Pro

As any businessperson knows, networking is one of, if not the most, important activities one can undergo for career expansion. Learning who’s who and mastering relationship-building can be the qualification that makes or breaks a person in today’s rapidly-changing and rapidly-judging world. Sorority alumnae know that they have much better job prospects right out of [...]

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Career Pro-tip: Send a Thank You Note

These days, etiquette does not mean much to the average person, especially in America. No longer are the days of holding open doors, saying, “please” and, “thank you,” nor does addressing a man as “Sir” show respect, but rather an aging judgment. Because of this, potential employers will have the pants shocked off of them [...]

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Why Etiquette Matters

This blog is firstly about balanced living, which includes being courteous and polite with others. As such, before I begin talking about how to live using manners, I believe it is necessary to explain why it is necessary first. Etiquette matters because it is what keeps us from harming each other. Regardless of religion (or [...]

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